SENIOR & JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL::Chikushi Jogakuen Official Web Site

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With "six years later" in mind, accurate advice is given to each student to learn effectively.

In 1991, Chikushi Jogakuen Senior High School and Junior High School started a new system in which once a student enters the Junior High School she can automatically enter the Senior High School without entrance examinations. This helps students to spend their precious teenage years without being pressed for entrance examinations and take time learning what they want to learn.

In order to help each student to select her own objective of learning, we offer a variety of model courses with a view toward helping students to decide what to do after graduating from senior high school. We help each student to make the most of her own potential.



	We call the first and second years in junior high school the First Stage. At this stage, we help the students to acquire the motivation to learn by teaching them the basics of all the subjects. As for English, mathematics, and Japanese, we teach our students the entire junior high school curriculum in the first two years. To help them conquer their weak points, we offer them back-up courses during long vacations.



	The Second Stage consists of the third and fourth years, that is, the third year in junior high school and the first year in senior high school. At this stage, we help the students to acquire a thorough understanding of the basics of all the subjects to be learned at senior high school. We aim at helping them to find their own potentials and ideals, and encourage them to pursue their studies further. In the fourth year, we offer early morning back-up courses as well.



	The Third Stage is the fifth and sixth years, that is, the second and third years in senior high school. At this stage, the students select their own field of studies to complete their learning. As for English, mathematics, and Japanese, students finish the entire senior high school curriculum by the fifth year, and spend their sixth year concentrating on the special field of studies of their own choice.